Kyle Busch Fictional #51 Cessna Beechcraft Silverado

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I've been proudly supporting Kyle Busch Motorsports (and Rowdy Energy) regardless of driver, sponsor, series or manufacture. Unfortunately I've never experienced a race this paint scheme competed in, or even KBM for that matter, but the best I could do to honor it was posting it with the 2023 Kyle Busch Motorsports attributes. I believe this paint scheme with Beechcraft / Cessna as the sponsor has competed in 25 races with 14 wins, 2017-2021. This sponsorship finished the 2021 Pocono truck race with a second place finish to another KBM truck, solidifying it with a 56% win percentage. It first ran, and won on 5/12/2017 at Kansas, gave Kyle his truck series record breaking 52nd win at Atlanta on 2/23/2019, his first truck win of 2019 and of the 5 for 5 starts and wins that year. Its final win was on 5/07/2021, back to Kansas, where he would overcome brake dragging issue which limited him on the double overtime restarts, one day before his birthday. It last ran on 6/26/2021. The only time Kyle did not run this truck was four times, twice in 2017 after it made its debut, running the #46 Bandfield Pet Hospital truck at Bristol and Kentucky, finishing 1st and 6th respectively. Then in 2020 at Atlanta and Charlotte, with the only difference being Big Machine Hand Sanitizer was the sponsor on the side opposed to Beechcraft. Coincidentally, he did not win these two races in 2020, but won the next 3 starts with full Textron Aviation sponsorship. Kyle Busch Motorsports has been a Super Late Model team since its inception up until 2020, due to Kyle's lack of time with the then newly formed Rowdy Energy company. Rowdy Energy served as his primary sponsor for a 2020 Las Vegas Bullring race, which he won. However, Rowdy Energy has not won as a primary sponsor after. He made a start with it at the 2020 Snowball Derby as well, with a 7th place finish. The truck series has seen two full Rowdy Energy sponsored appearances, the KBM #51 of Brian Brown at Knoxville in 2021, and the
On Point Motorsports #30 of Camden Murphy in 2022 at Nashville. Rowdy Energy seems to be at the lowest it has been so far, with Kyle Busch returning to his signature for his name rail, and the removal of the B Pillar decal on Kyle Busch Motorsport trucks, along with from the website. Rowdy Energy briefly sponsored Ken Gushi in Formula Drift for the 2020 Season, and made two Top 16 appearances. Kyle Busch Motorsports has won 9 times at Texas and Martinsville. 48 of the team's wins were by Kyle, Eric Phillips has the most wins of the Crew Chiefs at 34, 18 drivers have won for KBM, helped by 13 Crew Chiefs. Kyle Busch Motorsports stands and falls with 7 Owners Championships at 100 NASCAR Truck Series wins. 2010-2023.

Kyle Busch Fictional Cessna Beechcraft Silverado

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